Raw Zeppelin Found On The Cutting Room Floor

We poke. We joke. We tend to play. The DVD's that expose the directors decisions to cut, drop and walk away from what's fallen onto the production room floor. But rarely ever. Do the masters of music expose their creative growth. The Beatles. Yeah. Led Zepplin? It's about to happen. Engineer Ron Nevison will auction off the extremely rough mixes of Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti. Which includes Kashmir and Custard Pie. The auction also includes raw roughed up attempts from the Who, Bad Company and Eric Clapton. This is ‘Kashmir,’ which at the time was called ‘Driving to Kashmir,’ without the keyboards and orchestra.

Mick Jones of Foreigner Talks Beatles

The tabs and tickets are in. Beatle-mania continues to live. Memorabilia sales have skyrocketed. Part of the reason is the total impact of the Beatles. Not just fans...but the founding members of today's biggest acts. Mick Jones of Foreigner was with the Beatles before they hit our shores

Scorpions Unplug Their MTV

Classic Rock. No matter how many chances an artist takes to recreate the flow of their fingers on the frets of a Hummingbird guitar. Fans of the bands. Are by far the most loyal on the planet. The experience though will always rock you like a hurricane. Although the Scorpions have sold over 75 million albums. The idea of reinventing what's already made them famous because a excitingly fun challenge to take on.

Saxophonist Mark Rivera Finally Breaks Out With His Own Vibe

Mark Rivera isn't an everyday name. But throughout every day. You'll hear the music Mark's made. He's the sax player for Billy Joel, Elton John, Ringo Starr, Peter Gabriel and more.

South Carolina Is A No Show

Who are the artists that are instantly connected to the states they come from? Springsteen is New Jersey. Prince is Minnesota. Billy Joel owns New York.

Billy Greer From Kansas Gears Up With His Passion

You know the music but how much do you know about the group Kansas? Bass guitarist Billy Greer has been a creative junkie since playing with his brother in the 60's. Just because you're part of a band doesn't mean you have to turn off the need to grow in every direction.

Def Leppard Re-releases Slang

Def Leppard wasn't forced into silence by the Grunge era of the 1990's. Guitarist Vivian Campbell talks about how Slang has been re-released in 2014